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Haven't seen too many locality pics lately, who's keeping locality these days? I have NJ Northern pines, but I'm looking to add county-specific, and I'm having trouble locating them.

NJ Northern female

LA Co deserticola

LA Co annectens

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Nick Puder
www.rnpreptiles.com

I would love to see some N. Alabama, N. Ga, or Tennessee pines if anyone keeps them.

n/p
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Me too!

Hey Nick,

Really like that deserticola! Very nice!

I've posted these before but what the heck, here's my f3 Ginter line Burlington Co. siblings (Red x Yellow)

As neos.

The male is very bright white post shed but then dulls up. Even more so this last time. Hard to know just what he'll look like when fully developed.

The female is a pale butter yellow but show some potential red bloom.

Good idea for a post! Hoping to see some more stuff. You out there Ginter?

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Thanks! And nice Burlingtons.
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Nick Puder
www.rnpreptiles.com

Great looking snakes! I love the diversity in the two.

Thanks for posting those images. I lost my founder female NP a couple years ago and didn't have a replacement hold back however a good friend is hooking me up with my blood line this year. I am eager to get that line back.

Thanks John How do those look compared to the founders? btw, just in case you don't know, those were a gift from pinesnake piney.
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THAT'S what I am talking about!!!!!!!! AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Genesis 1:1

Will try an post some pictures of Appalachian
pines next week...40 years of labor!!!!